To that skinny dorky punk from the video game section. This review is for you. I went to go Target to purchase MLB the show 18. Currently on sale for $20 since the 2019 edition is coming out later this month. I saw this Asian staffer nearby, I asked him kindly for some assistance because the show 18 was on display but locked the display shelf. The staffer said to give him a minute. Which I did, several minutes passed, I walk around seeing him do inventory. Ok, he's busy, I get it. Give him another minute or two, maybe he needs to get the keys. Next thing I see, he was ringing up someone body and helping another fella after me at the video game counter. After he rings up the customer, he goes back to his inventory cart and strolls away one aisle away from the PS4 section. I thought ok, he's on his way to open up the shelf. Nah, the dude went to next aisle pretending to organize. I shouted and asked him when are you gonna help me? No response. The guy go about his own thing, totally ignoring me. I look directly at the loser, he continues to pretend I'm invisible. I walk over to the counter to find someone else to help. The next staffer was just as useless as he was. Dude opened the shelf and told me he can't sell me the brand new sealed MLB the show 18 because it's the last one and it's in the display box. I keep trying to explain to him, the game in the plastic display box is for sale!!! There's an actual game in there you idiot! It's not one of those paper cut out boxes to advertise the game. It's an actual this time you moron!!! Then the dorky loser comes around from the next aisle to do some more inventory right by where I'm standing. Avoiding eye contact with me at all times as if I never even asked him for help in the first place ... Then I keep asking this other staffer why can't you sell me you last game. It's the 2018 edition that's on clearance!! Whether both these morons are having a bad day or not, what exactly did I do to prompt you from being an absolute dick?? You got a game for sale, and you refuse to sell it to me. These guys were acting like I was trying to buy a game that was in one of their demo systems. It was a sealed game in a plastic container just like every other game they had for sale!!! So friggin unbelievable! Flushing people are morons!! read more

Just a typical target. Some staff are not so helpful. They have a Starbucks in the front of the store which is nice.

So disappointed with the service I received. I checked online to see if a rug they were selling was in stock and it said it was. It even stated the aisle it was in. I still called the store though and checked...and I was given a yes. I spend $20 on an uber to go pick up this rug and low and behold no rug! So now I'm down $40 on waisted uber rides. I told them I would be coming a long way to pick up this rug and the least they could have done was have one of their associates make sure it was still on the floor (regardless of what their computer said). The kicker, is that I was planning on going last week but when I called them asking if the rug was in stock she said no! But because their website kept saying it was in stock I double checked and was given a yes. Completely incompetent and clearly do not care about their customers. read more

I wish I could give this place 0 stars. They have the worst customer service. Do not come here with kids, apparently you can't touch the toys even when you are trying to pick out something to buy. read more

I would give a zero star if I could. Staff at customer service center were so rude and disrespectful. I didn't know I had to use a coupon in order to receive a free $5 gift card for a product purchased over $20. A staff at customer service center told me that they can't help me redo the couponing, and also I can't return and repurchase the item. Asked her why?! All staffs at counter around me gave me vague answers saying that the deal ends today, also I paid with the gift card. Wth?!?! I questioned them. They finally returned the item for me. I didn't want to talk to them any more. Their attitude was so bad, really made me sick! Horrible customer service I have ever seen! Will never come back again! read more

I shopped at Target today, I did self check out since there is no one in the cashier. We asked for the bags before we scan the items, but the lady who holds the bags said it is only given after we declare how many bags we gonna use. It is ok, but it will be a waste of time. Instead of as soon as you scan you place your item in the bag. I have to place all the items next to scanner. Then after we pay she went away hugging the bags. Its double work because we have to bag again the items instead of it was placed directly inside. I was just saying. It never happened before, all you have to do is declare at the end of scanning how many bags you used. read more

PREPARE TO WAIT FOREVER......and hold your bladder This is absolutely the worst Target. The bathrooms are disgusting, the lines are always 6-10 parties deep and keep you waiting 15-20 minutes MINIMUM, there are never any Target service people around, those that are around are not too friendly, the shelves are never well-stocked and are a total mess, and the one-time I went to try on clothing the fitting rooms were totally closed! Avoid this Target if you can. Even on the weekdays prepare to wait at least 15-20 minutes to checkout. They need to hire way more people. Sorry to be so negative, but it's really truly awful. Also I think this location's prices are higher than other Targets. Even more concerning perhaps was a situation when the cashier rudely talked about the two customers in front of me (clearly Chinese immigrants) right in front of them! I don't know if they understood what the cashier was saying, but it was extremely rude! I felt there was an undertone of racism as well with this cashier. read more

I would give them Zero stars if I could. Let me preface this by saying I typically LOVE Target. I'm one of those girls who goes to Target for fun even if I don't need a single thing. I had a bad experience a few weeks ago, but I brushed it off. I didn't feel the need to judge an entire store or management based on one bad employee. However I returned today and discovered that the one thing this facility has working for them is their consistency, as I had just as bad an experience, with not just one but two different workers. The first poor experience I had was in the electronics department. As we all know, this is the department that truly requires an employee working due to the nature of many products being locked. I came into Target with one goal in mind; to buy myself a Nintendo Switch for Christmas. It was supposed to be a good day. I went straight to the electronics, checked that the specific console and game I wanted were in stock, then went to the register in that section to ask the worker to help me unlock the case and check out my purchase. At least, that's what I was expecting to do, until realizing upon arrival to the register that there was NO ONE WORKING. I noticed another customer who looked like he needed help in the phones section also circling the register trying to find a worker. I kid you not, I spent about 20 minutes walking down the aisles trying to find an employee. I even contemplating walking to the other side of the store all the way in the front to find someone to help me there, but I didn't want to go back and forth. Finally, I notice a guy who has been standing somewhat near the electronics being possibly reprimanded at by a Target employee. He had been standing there the entire time near a cart. I had noticed him while circling the aisles, but did not even know he was a worker because he was not wearing a uniform, nor a name tag, nor did he look like he cared, and I thought he was a customer. I try to wait for them to finish their conversation because I don't want to interrupt, but I decide I've wasted enough time and walk up to them, and ask for help to buy my switch. It was a very awkward interaction and I wasn't even sure who to look at/ask. The guy finally helps me unlock the case and rings me up at the register. He hardly says anything, states my total (which he also initially stated incorrectly by hundreds of dollars, so apparently Target workers at this location can't even read a monitor correctly), and leaves RIGHT after handing me my receipt. He left even before I finished packing my wallet away, which just felt very odd and unprofessional to me, as I stood at the register alone kind of awkwardly. Honestly, this guy might have been getting fired or was working his last day or something of that nature, or at least that's how it seemed, so I shrugged it off. Then today maybe half an hour or more was wasted due to the incompetence of the workers. I came wanting to purchase a specific game with a gift card. The game wasn't in stock, so I decide to grab a Nintendo voucher to download the game. I go to self check out, and the machine dings for an employee. Firstly, the girl working doesn't even come to help until I look for her and make eye contact with her, despite the light on my machine going off. She comes and tries to scan her code, but the machine still isn't processing my gift card. She states to me "I don't think you have money on this card," which already comes off pretty offensive. I state, "I checked the balance online, this card is definitely valid." She pushes a few buttons on the machine, then says "it's not working" AND THEN SHE JUST WALKS AWAY. I'm just standing there awkwardly like "uh okay... what..." (Of course I could have just paid with my credit card or cash but I didn't want to do so when I had balance laying around.) My boyfriend in the meantime is quickly checking my balance for me online, being much more helpful than a paid employee, (I was really confused as to why she didn't at the very least think to help check my balance for me), and he suggests we go to the register and see if they would be of more help. The line is incredibly long, but this is as to be expected, as only ONE register is open. (This is also common at this location). Another employee comes up to us and tells us to go to self check out because the line is too long. Rather than opening another register to cut the line in half, she told us to do the job, the job that she is being PAID to do, ourselves. My boyfriend explains we just came from there and the machine wasn't processing my gift card. This employee directs us to go go another line on guest services. She takes another look at what I'm buying and says that I can't use my gift card on the voucher. SOMETHING THE FIRST EMPLOYEE I ENCOUNTERED SHOULD HAVE KNOWN AND TOLD ME BEFORE I WASTED ANOTHER 15 MINUTES. Overall it is evident that the employees at this location are incompetent and poorly trained, if at all. read more

It's fine to shop around here. The real sh*t show comes when you are trying to pay for something. Avoid this place on the weekends for sure. The lines never make sense. Most of the registers are often closed and they always have a dumb long line for the self-checkout too which is absurd. The best thing about this place is their pharmacy. The ladies are always so nice. They are definitely the most patient people of Skyview. They help you with coupons and always answer your questions right. It's good to have a Target in the middle of Flushing, they really suck at taking my money. This is the land of slow cashiers. read more

This is for the Flushing target located at Skyview mall. To the staff of the electronics whoever that nasty guy who thinks I got no money to purchased a battery pack. Why would I asked an assistance and bend down all the way to that nasty floor if I don't need the item. I asked that stupid guy if I can TOUCHED and LOOK at the item, he NEVER let me touched it at all. He was hoarding it on his chest. I will not run away for $30. When I told him I will take it he told me to pay for it. That was very DISRESPECTFUL to the costumers. I just took that situation low because I don't want to create a scene, but I'm very sure if that happened to other people that will be a big situation You need to train your staff how to handle costumers with respect and without stereotyping people. I just really need the item so bought it. read more

Went to this store for a order pickup today and I will never return to that store. Horrible customer service and very rude!!

When this Target first opened, it was great. It was clean and the staff was helpful. Now its a disorganized, badly stocked, and badly staffed store. We kept going because we are loyal Red card customers until today... We went to the store with our 5yo and 2yo to pick up a huge list of school supplies and groceries. It was not only very hard to find something simple like dry erase markers (now, know that I know this store well having shopped here since they opened). The aisles we were in had this huge rolling pallet blocking the way and it was filled with random items. My husband had to get an item from the shelve the pallet was in front of, so he moved it to get to the item. Well, some of the stuff on the pallet fell because it was so badly organized. Suddenly this Target employee started questioning my husband as to why didnt he walk around the pallet. My husband said something as to, well, its inevitable because he needed something that was blocked by it. The employee snaps at my husband and says something like, "Well, sometimes we need to fix up the store and this inconvenience will happen!". He was not nice and berated my husband as if he was a kid in front of our children. That was it. We are now DONE with not only this store but Target as a whole. We are calling to complain about the employee which we found out to be the store manager! And his name is Daniel. Sorry, if these are the type of people they hire to run their stores, they deserve to fail. read more

I do believe this is my first dept store / major chain super duper market review... It feels a bit absurd to b doing this, but Target really is so great that it deserves one~ Luckily I've never had to deal w/ crowds when I shop here so I've never seen that chaotic side, but I'm sure it exists. For me, Target is spacious, organized, well-stocked, and full of deals. There's almost no need to shop anywhere else! Best deals are the home goods, make up & toiletries, DVDs, and some groceries. Good deals are gifting necessities and seasonal goods (Xmas, Halloween, etc). Electronics, toys & video games might not be the best bet here, but that's what the Internet is for ;) *Starbucks attached is ALWAYS crowded and baristas are sub-par of regular Starbucks read more

This is the most pleasant Target I have experienced in NYC. The store is not messy, many active check out lanes and it wasn't crowded on a Sunday afternoon. Oh and I can park for free (up to 3 hrs). Mind you, coming from the Brooklyn Atlantic Center Target, this free parking thing is really awesome. I just wish that they have more greener alternatives in the cleaning supply section (they only had one size of Seventh Generation dish soap, in two scents. I was hoping to see their refill cartons plus one or two other eco friendly brands), and the customers can stop leaving trash in the baskets or a staff can clean them up. All the baskets I saw had a piece of junk, even the one stacked 4 baskets down. read more

One of the worst targets in Queens. Always crowded with an inefficient staff with few registers opened during busy times. Items are frequently slow to restock and in multiple occasions they sell expired products (coffee and protein powder in my recent situations). read more

I like this location, very clean and convenience when in Flushing. Like any target, this is good for everyday use product. Came in here w/ my friends mom looking for a beauty product and it was important to her that it is imported from France or German. So target carry lots of choices, so that was good. Lots of space and not crazy crowded like other location. Parking is a situation. You would have to pay for parking here. read more

I've been here a a lot and last time was just bad. I liked some cute outfits on the mannequins so I tried to look for them but I couldn't find any of them! Not one out of the five outfits I looked for were in the store! I looked in every, and I do mean, every corner for the clothing section. It's always like this. In the same visit I laid out my items to be purchased. I go ahead a buy them but I notice the girl at the register is just standing there not bagging all my items. I stare and wait at her for a few moments and we just stand there awkwardly...I was pretty miffed as this was HER JOB and it is very common knowledge that cashiers bag the items. She should be retrained. read more

Awful customer service. I called before I got to the store, looking for a specific item. It should not be much to ask for an employee to put their eyes on a specific section of the store to see if an item a customer is looking for is there. Even if they're busy, the Halloween section is only so big! And when looking for a giant blue shark costume, you don't have to take much time to see if it exists or not. Anyway, I was shuffled around on the phone for over 10minutes! By the time I arrived to the store, they were STILL transferring me around and keeping me on hold for ever. I went in and had to look myself. And did they have what I was looking for? OF COURSE NOT. What a waste of time, gas and money. read more

Target's marketing team are geniuses. I don't know how they do it, but I always go into a Target with something set to buy, but end up walking out spending over $100 of things I didn't really need. *sigh* This particular Target is the bees knees. While traffic to the Sky Mall leaves something to be desired, free 3 hours parking and spacious aisles and aisles and aisles of everything you ever needed and thought you needed abound. During off peak hours, it's such a fun and thrilling place to walk around and take in commercialism at its best. read more

This Target is understaffed and the long lines are terrible. The bathrooms smell because of the dirty diapers stuffed in all the trash bins, there is only one stall with toilet paper and plenty of trash on the floor. The inventory is disorganized throughout the shelves and on the floor. The food court employees are preoccupied with their personal conversations instead of doing their job. The guest services employees are a joke, especially Natalie who worked there 9/18/13 at 6pm shift who pretended not to see the line of 5 people long, who had her register open, but was SO interested in watching her co worker help a customer return personal care merchandise. I expect more from Target. Clean up this location and hire more professional staff. read more

Worst Service you could get at this Target. Most staff don't know how to work the e-gift card. Please train your staff properly.

A splash of English speaking America in the middle of Flushing. Located in the Skyview Shopping Center on College Point, I have frequented this Target for my supplies of American household brands, snacks, and holiday decorations. Usually there are good deals for many items I am looking for, but alas, this is a solid three-star store for the following consistent issue: Every single time I've been here, there are only 1-2 registers open at the pedestrian entrance. Always long lines for shoppers with carts full of items. Luckily, for the days when I only need one bottle of laundry detergent, there's another self-checkout option that always, without fail, breaks down somehow, someway. Making the long register lines look like the actual time-saver. Also a pharmacy and Starbucks located inside the store. read more

This place has almost everything from food to furniture to electronics but the staff are lazy. More than half of them are on their phones/talking to other team mates. There are so many "secret security" and they always talk to each other making it not so secretive. I've even once been approached as stealing when I was looking at an item and got cursed at by the entrance. I come here quite often at all hours of the day and the lines are super crazy long. There are a lot of registers open but they do not care to put more workers on the register. Even on self checkout lines get long and they don't come to assist you right away. The Starbucks line is long and slow as well as their cafe which a lot of times their breadsticks and pizza (main items) get sold out fast. At night time, there are only two registers open on both sides of check out. Crazy because there are so many parents trying to buy last minute groceries or house hold needs and they want to go home fast. After scanning items I notice they always go on their cell phones. How does a company let their associates be on their phone on the clock? I don't blame them that the store is crazy hectic, but the workers are so lazy and don't want to help. A lot of the workers seem clueless about their promotions and aren't willing to do anything to help. Their price checkers usually are broken so there are only like about 2 that works within others which can be a hassle because some items are misleading prices. I also go to the pharmacy here. The Asian lady who is the main pharmacist here is super duper nice. She's so sweet and always makes me feel welcomed and sometimes she lets me pay for my items there. Overall the staff just needs to be more trained and work on their registers. It takes me ~10 minutes just to buy a drink. read more

Target - Hip Art by the cafe corner - Department Stores Near Me - Flushing, New York

This Target is conveniently located in Skyview Center in downtown Flushing. It's a great option for people living in the downtown Flushing area who don't drive. It's not as much fun to browse as its counterpart on 20th Ave in College Point but it has almost everything you'll need. This particular location is relatively new and is clean and well-maintained. Since this Target is on the small side, the crowds can get pretty unmanageable on the weekends. But the parking garage at Skyview is huge and parking is never a problem-- free 3 hr parking! There are also two entrances into this Target and two sets of registers. The ones by the entrance closest to the parking lot tend to have shorter lines. The Skyview Center Target is not my first choice when it comes to Target locations but it is still a great place to shop. read more

I definitely prefer the Target located near Queens Center rather than the one at this location. Sure, the 3 hour free parking is great, but the items are this location are rarely restocked and the clearance section is a joke. On one occasion when I came, I was suspected of shoplifting and a bunch of store employees followed me around. Even when I went to check out, the person at the register left and had a talk with the security guard before proceeding to scan my items. Not sure what I did to cause such suspicion, but I will not be coming back again after being put into such an uncomfortable situation. read more

Having just moved to Flushing from the Bay Area, I'm actually not in total awe of seeing a "new and huge" target, since they've been popping up all over the Bay Area. But this is definitely a nice target within a new building that will be very beneficial to the Flushing area, I think. The Sky View plaza/building is real pretty and new compared to the rest of the area, and all of the businesses opening up within it remind me of strip malls back at home. However, I was ecstatic to be in a Target, one of my favorite and most frequented stores. When I went there yesterday, everything was very well stocked, neat, clean, and organized. Hopefully it stays that way, cause for the time being of my living in Flushing, I'll probably come here a good amount. Definitely a good add to the area also, because Targets are few and far in the NY area. read more

Don't get me wrong, I love Target and have had great experiences at other locations. First of all, the three hour free parking attracts a lot of people into Sky View Mall. Not only is there a line just to get into the parking lot, you have to wait to get out as well. Also, the limited amount of counters that are open is a problem. No express check out is a problem. And after today, I don't think I'll ever like the idea of the two-rows cashier layout target has. The line I was waiting on, lets call it Line A, only had a cashier in the back row and not the front. The line to our right, Line B, had both front and back rows open. After waiting in line for a few minutes, I kind of got the gist of it. Line A was basically waiting for the two cashiers in the back row, while Line B was only lining up for the cashier open in the front row. So after another five minutes, we were finally almost at the cashier, this girl comes over and starts asking everyone which line they are on. I simply told her that we are waiting on Line A but the people on the line have been going to both cashiers in the back row. She didn't understand what that meant and started giving me an attitude "That's what I'm asking you, and I've said it three times already, which line are you on?" She then proceeded to pay at the back row cashier on the right side. Honestly, I was already at the cashier on the left and I can careless if she skips. But there were a lot of families in Line A who were waiting. I simply wanted to tell her that we are lining up for both cashiers, that she should wait in line, and not assume that there's no one. Which is something she would've picked up if she had waited in line like everyone else. She also started telling either her parents or the employee that "oh this girl is trying to act like she's bringing justice for everyone" Wow, at that point I was just speechless. Some families were upset and moved ahead to tell her they're on the line and she's like "oh okay you can go then, i just have one item" Yes, my terrible experience was because of this individual and I understand I can't judge the store based on one customer. But this problem could've been avoided if the store had enough cashiers open, or had express checkout, or if an employee actually stepped in to mediate the situation. All of the cashiers just stared around and no one bothered to explain to this poor rude lady that she's at fault. Especially with the long lines, someone should be there to assist in crowd control. I've been going to the Target at Queens Place for years and I have had good experiences. I definitely won't be coming back to this location, even without the incident. It is just not worth the traffic and the wait. read more

Let's just get this out there, I'm obsessed with two stores because of their low prices and hard to beat return policy: Costco and TARGET. I'm obsessed with it, anything I can't get at Costco or don't want the bulk size of at Costco, I'll come to Target. This Target has the same great prices as other ones, but items are almost NEVER placed where they should be thus the price is always a mystery (you will see lots of people making T use of the scanners in the aisles), and the checkout lines on the weekends are always line. Granted this Target is located in downtown Flushing so I understand that it's hard to keep things organized. My bone to pick with the staff here is at the "self-check out" kiosks. Those machines constantly employee approval for various reasons and there should be an employee there to help with these issues. The 3-4 times I've used the self-check out line at this Target, I've stood around waiting for an employee to just wander over to help us out. Yesterday was really the worst, at 8pm on a Sunday evening (the store closes at 11! They weren't even close to closing time), all 5 check-out kiosks had their lights flashing (meaning I couldn't use any of them) and one man stood there waiting for an attendant to come help him. I saw the situation and went to a regular line and by the time I was checked out and leaving, this poor man was still standing there waiting for someone to come help him. read more

Worst target ever !!!!!!! Staffs are rude and unhelpful. New management please!!!! read more

The operation at this Target is such a mess. Ordered something online for instore pick up. Got an email and a text within 2 hours saying my order is ready for pick up. Went to the store, of course they didn't have it at Guest Services. Rep went to the floor to fetch my items, came back with heavily used items not in acceptable condition, claiming they were the only ones in stock. Pretty pathetic, that left me no choice but to cancel the order. An absolute waste of my time and effort to come out in a windy rainy day. Seriously just save yourself the trip and avoid this store at all cost. read more

This is by far one of the worst targets so far. We often came here because it's close to home and has free parking for 3 hours unlike the one at Queens Blvd that charges a lot for parking and also has that awkward parking lot. This one is always messy lacks many of the items that are advertised on sale. Came here to pick up some our generation items for my niece and they had nothing this section was a huge mess. If you try and pay on the parking garage side it is always a disaster barely have any cash register available snd the ones they do are always backed up with many people waiting for long times in line. To top it off I spent 4 hrs online ordering some items for pick up at this location that said were available online and the next day I got an email stating my items had been cancelled by me when I never did it has now taken me 3 days and many back and forth phone calls and still the issue is not resolved and I'm still wishing on hold to speak to another manager. Ridiculous!!!! read more

This Target is not as crowded as the one in Brooklyn and it is new so I really love coming here. The price is good compared to other stores in NYC. read more

There's a lot to like about this Target. It's got great prices, great location and great parking. It was easy to get in and out of. And it has both a supermarket and a regular store. The Target is laid out pretty much the same way most Targets are now: Clothes at one end, home and electronics in the middle and food at the end. It's decently organized, although the clothes were a bit oddly stocked. But the cost savings in the food aisle makes this a must go from literally all parts of the City. Anything that is a non-perishable should be bought here for much cheaper -- except for WalMart. It's convenient via car -- although Main Street is a slow go -- and both the LIRR and the 7. The only knock I would give it is the bizareness of only 2 aisles open. For the numbers of folks that are coming in the front door, they need many more aisles. Also, there was no express aisle. I let someone go ahead of me with one item and then it occurred to me that there was no other aisle for them to go. (Also, since Target's on the 5th floor, if you drive, make sure that you approach the down exit aisles wide, otherwise your car may not fit.) All in all a great experience for the location and a great addition. read more

I ordered 2 large bottles of laundry CLOROX AND 6 BAGS OF TEXAS CROUTONS. Order 10746000181. It arrived packed in a large carboard box in a very large orange plastic bag, as if they already knew this would leak--which it did. Instead of putting bobble wrapping to prevent any accidents. I will never shop this store agaon!!Everything was swimming-and their customer service number was not only not helpful-but couldn't transfer me to a manager. read more

BEST TARGET IN QUEENS buuuuuut the parking lot (not their fault, i know) is a little confusing as to how to exit. however its freeeeeeeeeeeeee (for 3 hours) Target Dog, please send me coupons. please... read more

I asked cashier to make two separate transaction because it's being paid by two different person. She outright tells me "NO" and continue to scan other items that other person supposed to pay. Other person needed to make price adjustment and she was fighting with him about it. He left to find a guy who said was going to price match but while then she start fighting with me about the price adjustment. I said, didn't I tell you I wanted to make two separate transaction? She outright refused to do so. She continue to fight then I asked again to make two separate transaction which I was going to pay for my own item then she go ahead and do it. She then starting to gossip about other customer that came with me. Ridiculous customer service read more

Even though it's has been open for a little over a year, there is still a sense of newness here. The staff hasn't mentally checked out and upkeep is ongoing. Whether you come in early (store opens at 8 am) or come in late, the wait on line never exceeds the 5 to 10 minute mark. You can usually find an available cashier right away. Sometimes the grouping of certain items, liked canned goods, is confusing, but you eventually find what you need. The Fresh Groceries section has options aplenty. This being Flushing, there are a lot of Asian food items. You don't have venture two levels down to the Skyview grocery store to get Yakisoba. Sadly, my beloved Amy's Burritos (the one with the yellow wrapper) are forever in short supply. I've had mixed experiences at the Starbucks within this Target. Sometimes the people working there act as if they are doing you a favor when taking cash monies. read more

This is 1 of the worst Target stores at which I have shopped. The store always feels dirty with items out of place everywhere. I suppose this reflects on the clientele as much as the store. Polite is not a word I would use to describe the staff. The check out lines are almost always too few, too long, & too slow. The 1 positive is free parking in the adjacent garage for up to 3 hours. Unfortunately, this is by far the closest Target to where we live. read more

Went there for the first time today. I have been to other Target stores across the nation. I went in expecting to be wowed. I wasn't. I left without purchasing a thing. The store is clean. It is big. They do have nice plastic shopping carts. The people seemed friendly. Parking is now free for 3 hours (used to charge you). The food prices are high( eg. $2 for a 2 liter soda). The food selection is small compared to a dedicated food market like Stop & Shop or Pathmark. It reminded me of a bodega on steroids (especially the prices), LOTS of snacks. Beautiful but teeny tiny produce section. Another reviewer said that there were an enormous amount of sale signs...I don't agree. I saw a few, but many less than I expected to see. $8 for a vegetable peeler made in China (on sale). $15,99 for a pair of cheap Santuko knives (also made in China). In fact. most of their housewares and electronics seem to be made in China, but sold at US prices. The night before I went to a local 99¢ store. I saw the same products there but cheaper. Not many people were in the store for a late Friday afternoon even during the US Open, a few blocks away. They had their markdown shelf by the front door. They were selling broken items(They should have just pitched the stuff). It reminded me of Salvation Army. I was more impressed with the College Point store (I will not go in to the Queens Blvd store anymore, whew!)I realize that this isn't the best review. I guess I just expected more, just as the motto of the company says. I think the store has potential, but they just haven't gotten there yet. read more

BEST STORE ADDED TO FLUSHING! It is like having a walmart except a little pricer. Cheaper makeup for the same quality compare to any local drug stores, good clothing and shoes choices and for a good quality, electronics are always up to date and better pricing deal as compare to Best Buy, they sell certain goceries that I can never find at any local Asian markets and American markets. Free parking for 3hrs. Oh did I mention it is located inside a mall so I get to do more shopping! I always come here on the weekends because I always find something I need. Pisst~they also have a starbucks inside target so after all that shopping you can sit down and enjoy a nice cup of coffee with a dessert or go downstairs in the mall for other eateries! :D read more